What sword would you buy for combat and what sword would you buy for display?
What sword would you buy for combat and what sword would you buy for display?
Oliver Cook
Aaron Hughes
Im not in combat, and even if i was i wouldnt use a sword. But if youre just asking for the sake of hypothetical discussion, i would say maybe something like a sabre/cutlass
Levi Lee
Pic related. Both for display and work and combat
Julian Parker
>sabre/cutlass
Why choose those ones?
Joseph James
Katana forged from nippon steel folded 10000 times in the fires of mordor. Nothing else will come close when you're in the heat of battle.
Sebastian Johnson
A rapier for combat, a spathion for display
Ryder Lopez
A lang messer or gross messer
A lang messer or gross messer
Matthew Richardson
Machete
Daniel Gray
Zweihander for combat
Flamberge for display
Asher Wright
Whichever one fits best into a clay pidgeon thrower.
Connor Rodriguez
The legend never dies senpai
Cooper Harris
My choices for display
Carson Cox
For function, something like the walla a479
Austin Allen
Wallace*
Angel Gomez
Sabre for combat, katana for display/ceremonial executions and suicide.
Kevin Williams
Display swords
Traditional Tamahagane Daisho with matching tanto
Blades made in the Himilayans/Nepal
Gaelic/Ancient Celtic swords and knives including US Civil war confederate stuff.
Kayden Morris
>Celtic sword
>wanting an iron sword
Kek
Owen Stewart
Are you arguing that celts only made iron swords? Because some of their iron came pretty close to steel, especially the Galician stuff. They also used bronze to great effect and artistry.
Isaac Diaz
Why are sword self defense fags always this special kind of stupid?
Cold Steel, that company was literally made for people like you OP.
Evan Miller
We'll there is some evidence for this kind of stupidity. In most third world countries machetes probably kill more than they should be able to in modern warfare. However despite what people think there aren't shadowrun style street samurai running around with gliders and decimating a entire team with melee alone, they're used in attacks of opportunity or executions. However by the nature of first world crime you always start out in a bad position with a opponent that's been following you for some time, so unless he's dumb enough to not use a loaded gun from a distance and you have mastered the ancient nip art of drawcutting like a shamuwai you're ending that night ventilated.
David Rivera
Stainless steel for display.
1060 (defense), 1095 (striking) carbon steel or 9650 (all-around) spring steel for combat.
Nolan Powell
> not getting wootz for display.
What is wrong with you.
Colton Nelson
Hunter Cruz
Wootz is sexy.
Jose Watson
It's cringe-inducing ugly.
Lucas Collins
How is the natural deposition of spheroidized cementite into rafts on a background of sorbite ugly.
Josiah Phillips
This is the best answer.
Also, only "sword" currently being used around the world currently.
Wyatt Brown
Either falchion or seax
Josiah Roberts
Cluny falchion is best falchion
Parker Parker
Niggers
Based
Nice
Mason Cooper
Apparently two of my choices were "nice". Here's a bonus
Jose Foster
Dark sword for display
Reinforced club for combat
Liam Robinson
dude that thing IS a club. A very overweight club
Bentley Young
That one belongs on "based"
Camden Hall
A kind of cutlass, realistically, because I have no training.
If I did and could design my own sword based on aesthetic and useability, it would be some kind of side sword/basket hilt thing.
Cameron Bell
>straight sword-like R1 attacks
>Awesome twirls R2 attack
I swear, they never see it coming most of the time in pvp
Angel Barnes
side swords rock
Dominic Cooper
For fight and for display.
Oliver Bailey
have a longsword and zweihänder
longsword is on display, would use the zwei
Bentley Gomez
>sword
No thanks. I prefer a long stick with a metal pointy bit at the end.
Elijah Evans
Already bought a sword. Don't need to make this decision.
Ryder James
Flanged mace for combat and knight's decorative zweihander for display.